The art of the great masters, as exemplified by drawings in the collection of Émile Wauters, membre de l'Académie royale de Belgique (1913)
Lees, George Frederic William, 1872-, Wauters, Émile, 1846-1933 · London : S. Low, Marston & co. ltd. · leaf 263
his figures to form a contrast, or did he seek toindicate, in a particularly subtle manner, how objects—tottering andindefinite in their outline—appeared to the inebriated brains of theselively dancers ? However that may be, this is certain : Adrian Brouwer, 128 THE ART OF THE GREAT MASTERS… … Fig. 144 Peasants Dancing. Bv Adrian Brouwer They are depicted with the same good humour and incisiveness as thetwo accompanying studies (Figs. 145 and 146) from the collection of themasters drawings in Stockholm. Craesbeeck has put as much furious violence into this Qjiarrcl ni anInn (Fig. 147) as…
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